This is an accurate assessment of what's going on.

The ECLAC Publications Committee has commissioned a feasibility assessment of focus group studies in countries of the region to obtain a more accurate assessment of the readership.

That would ensure an accurate assessment of the Department's overall performance.

All these factors make achieving an accurate assessment of the problem difficult.

Countries need to collect more and better information about women so an accurate assessment of their condition and needs can be addressed.

An integrated United Nations presence allowed for more accurate assessment of a country apos s needs, coordinated planning and means of evaluating programme impact.

The next volley will be more accurate.

Our computer algorithm is very accurate, much more accurate than humans can be, and it's not going to be accurate all the time.

The Department was now carrying out a detailed assessment of the media outreach during the Summit, and would circulate more accurate figures once they became available.

Here its 12 13 As we got more and more trials we're more likely to have a much much more accurate sense of our probabilities. A more accurate approximation of the probabilities.

Maybe their lies were more accurate than your honesty.

An opportunity to get killed would be more accurate.

They're much more accurate, more relevant, and the keyboard learns intelligently over time.

It seems that your information is more accurate than mine.

To be more accurate, I wanted to be a pop star.

And the water molecules, just to be a little more accurate,

Better measurement of such flows will lead to more accurate assessment of economic conditions, thus helping to formulate better macroeconomic and structural policies and support the development process as a whole.

He gets more accurate. He will tear us apart the next time.

A new and complex methodology of assessment and illustration for drought and desertification should be worked out, based on more accurate local databases and national scale of evaluation, using a bottom up approach.

The reviews of the Programme of Action planned for 1996 and 1999 respectively should present the opportunity for a more accurate assessment to be made of the nature and magnitude of this trend.

It would seem more accurate to refer to these episodes as speculative epidemics.

One delegation cautioned the Cartographic Unit of the Department to be more accurate.

But now it actually might be more technically accurate because it might bang.

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In short, the qualities that make foxes more accurate also make them less popular.

In fact, it might be more accurate to say that it is wholly separate.

Most, but not all studies report that the Apache score may be more accurate.

The Advisory Committee was informed that the estimate in annex III was more accurate.

Part one Yes, and later on, part two No, or, to be more accurate

This will result in a more accurate forecasting of income and expenditure in the future.

TurboTax does everything that my tax preparer did, but it's faster, cheaper and more accurate.

The systematic removal of items subject to monitoring affects the Commission's ability to maintain an accurate and up to date assessment of Iraq's capabilities.

But a lack of accurate information has equally, if not more, severe consequences for political processes.

A more accurate, if less reassuring, term for the ongoing crisis is the Second Great Contraction.

They possibly constitute 5.53 or more of Myanmar's total population but no accurate census figures exist.

Whether ultrasound allowed for more accurate dating of gestation or promotes earlier operative delivery is unknown.

However, complementary information collection and validation is needed to provide a more complete and accurate picture.

Terrifyingly accurate matching.

So these EEG scans enabled us to provide these children with a much more accurate neurological diagnosis and much more targeted treatment.

So these EEG scans enabled us to provide these children with a much more accurate neurological diagnosis and much more targeted treatment.

Prospective students can use this information to gain a far more accurate picture of their future prospects.

In additional comments, members commended the efforts made to obtain more accurate data on violence against women.

It's not, historically, totally accurate that she's the first programmer, and actually, she did something more amazing.

And eight out of 10 times, the details of that biography will be more or less accurate.

In turn, an accurate impact assessment is necessary both to design the appropriate domestic policy response and to seek the corresponding external financial and technical assistance.